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Kern, P. (2006) Biomedical Music Therapy: Research-Based Foundation of the Effects of Music - An interview with Dale Taylor. Music Therapy Today (Online) Vol.VII (2) 430-435. available at http://musictherapyworld.net Question: What is the difference between Biomedical and Neurological Music Therapy? TAYLOR_ TEXT 8.mp3 (2,6 MB) Question: What is the current status of Biomedical Music Therapy in the broader picture of music therapy? TAYLOR_ TEXT 9.mp3 (2,1 MB) Question: How does the medical field respond to Biomedical Music Therapy? TAYLOR_TEXT 10.mp3 (3,8 MB) Question: What is your vision? Where do you want to see Biomedical Music Therapy headed in the future? TAYLOR_ TEXT 11.mp3 (1 MB) Thank you, Dale, for making this interview happen, and for giving the field of music therapy a framework for understanding the effects of music. Interview 433
Kern, P. (2006) Biomedical Music Therapy: Research-Based Foundation of the Effects of Music - An interview with Dale Taylor. Music Therapy Today (Online) Vol.VII (2) 430-435. available at http://musictherapyworld.net INTERNET SITES REFERRED BY DR. DALE TAYLOR: Topic related resources: Altenmüller, E., Gruhn, W., Parlitz, D., & Kahrs, J. (1997). Music learn- ing produces changes in brain activation patterns: A longitudinal DC- EEG study. International Journal of Arts Medicine, 5 (1), 28-33. Darrow, A.-A. (Ed.). (2004). Introduction to approaches in music therapy. Silver Springs, MD: The American Music Therapy Association, Inc. Pratt, R. R. (1999). Listing to music during surgery: A program of inter- mountain health. International Journal of Arts Medicine, 6 (1), 21-30. Pratt, R. R. (1989). A brief history of music and medicine. In M. H. Lee (Ed.), Rehabilitation, Music and human well-being (pp.1-12). Saint Louis, MO: MMB Music, Inc. Spintge, R. & Droh, R. (1987). Effects of anxiolytic music on plasma levels of stress hormones in different medical specialties. In Pratt (Ed.), The Fourth International Symposium on Music: Rehabilitation and human well-being (pp.88-101), Lanham, MD: University Press of Amer- ica. Taylor, D. B. (1997). Biomedical foundations of music therapy. Saint Louis, MO: MMB Music, Inc. Hope E. Young, MT-BC http://www.centerformusictherapy.com/ Terra E. Rowley, MM. MT-BC http://www.healthandharmonymusic.com/ Rena Zellner Burr, MT-BC Topic related resources: 434
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